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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81899, 4 December 1906, Page 3

- mil EAT R E 1! 0 Y A L, JL Jinn PIYMOI'TII. 1 jSpecial Desire, there \vi 1 bo a MATINEK on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. At 2.30. Performance identical with (he even ing. Children ha f-price to all parts. miEA T K ii BOY AL, : A Nuv Plymouth. TONIGHT! At 8. WEST'S PICTURES and THE BRESCIANS Dec. 4, 5, and 6, And special MATINEE Thuisday, at 2.30. AN ABSOLUTELY NEW PROGRAMME at EVERY PERFORMANCE. Despite tUo brilliant success of our opening performance. Everything NEW again to-night, SEE— ' CANADA AS IT IS. QUAINT HOLLAND HOW A BRITISH BULLDOG SAVED THE UNION JACK, And a Host of magnificent pictures, ALL NEW TO-NIGHT. 11 EAR—THE BRESCIANS [ll Dibdin's Cotneda Opera, "THE WATERMAN." 10 minutes of kumour and delightful music.

TOMORROW—StiII another absolute change, Book at Collier and Continental Co.'s. Prices are 3/, 2/ and 1/; childrcu under 12 half-pMce. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. GARDEN PARTY AND PETE AT BROOKLANDS. (Kindly lent by Mr Newton King). rpo tlie charm of the surroundings A will be added a number oi in teresting items. Capital Orchestra. Gypsy Camp, under realistic condi- . tions Fancy Marching by Children. Confectionery Stall. . Fruit, Salai, and Drink Stall. Afternoon Tea Stall (6d) Additional attractions will be furnished by a number of interesting and amusing competitions, including bicycle tilting, decorated bicycle?, potato race, bun-eating competition, etc.

Admission to Grounds 1/: children 6 J, Proceeds in aid of New Parsonage fund. WEST END SCHOOL BAZAAR. Thursday, December 13. LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING GOOD PARTICULARS LATER.

BELL BLOCK. A CONCERT In aid of the SCHOOL PRIZE FUND will be held on HUBSDAY, 3)i,U DECEMBER, WANTED— A boy to milk twooi three cows, before school hours. Apply Mrs Berridge, " The Grange." COUTY OP TARANAKI. V¥7"ANTED— Four good pie k ami ii shoyel men, at once. Apph County Office. A GENEROUS PROPOSAL. 10 ASSIST THE RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. GRAND ART UNION. £IOO To be given away. Fii'»t prize magnificent CARVED SIDEBOARD anil eleven othei valuable prizes. J. H. B'ICE, l'or Committee. JOSEPH BROWN, County Chairman.

IN order to assist the cause the following firms are giving an air union ticket (free) 10 every customer purchasing- £1 worth of goods fu>' cash : J. AVERY, Tobacconist. T. AVERY, Stationer and Fancy Goods dea.cr. BRAUND & TUNBRIDGE, Furnishers. A. L. COOKE, Jeweller. COLONIAL PIANO Co. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE, Theatre Buildings. A. GEORGE, Cycle Depot, Brougham street. A. H. lIASSELL, Tentmaker, etc. MOREY & MOORE, Busy CafA Stoic, Kiiig-stieet. MURTON & C.), Ironmongers. A. E. SYKES, Chemist. A. V'EALE, Grocer. , PRICE, Confectioner, Devon st. The above Art Union will be drawn o.i the last niglrt of the Grand Bazaar in aid of the Recreation Spor'.Ground, to be held in 'he Theatn Royal 011 2Cih, 27th, 2SJI and 29th December, 1906. Miss Cameioi Cate of London and Pari*) hj:; bepr engaged to conduct a series of ciiildlcn's Fancy Dances and Marches a' 1 the Bazaar. Latest novelties introduced ; change of programme every evening.

Admission —Day time 0(1, evening i/; children half price. J. CLARKE, Hon. Sec. AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. 171LTKAM.— 2<illi and 27tk DEU CIiMUJCIt 120 yds Sheffield Handicap.—First £(>, second 30s, third IDs; num. (is. 300 yds Eltham Handicap.—First £" 10s, second aos, third IDs ; noui. 8/1! 880 yds Schoolboy's Championship (un der Hi years)— First C2 10s, secom '2os, third 10s ; nom. Ono Mile Yoiillis Handicap (under II years)— First i' 31( s, 2nd 20s, 3n 10s; noil). U/(i, Halfrmilc Oyolo Handicap.—First £••] second 30s, third 10s; nom. 1/.. One-mile Cyele Handicap,—First £4 seeond 30s, third 10s: nom. 4/-, Two-mile Cycle Handicap.—First £1 second 30s, third 10s ; nom. 4/-. Three-mile Cyele Handicap—First £1 second 30s, third 10s; nom 4/.,

ENTRIES for nbove oveuts CLOSE DECEMBER 12th. P. E HARDY, Secretary Eltham,